Compared to regular grocery stores, convenience stores have

a. higher prices and a more limited selection of goods
b. higher prices and a greater selection of goods
c. lower prices and a more limited selection of goods
d. lower prices and a greater selection of goods
e. equal prices and an equal selection of goods


A

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